Polk High School - Cub Yearbook (Polk, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1987 volume:

N at OQ, ro) D Puy ee oe. oe 1V1 Act Athletics ... 36 a 4 Pe oy ote Be ig The New Generation Polk High School Polk, NE Volume 42 LATION” ENER E NEW GE ta Mrs. Downs Mathematics Mes, Rel he aa Mr. Boardman Mrs. Lind Sr. High English Mr. Wolfe Science Mr. Jacobsen Counselor Mrs. Gilson Home Ex Mrs. Tonniges Art Mr. Wockenfuss Physical Education Ind. Arts Mrs. Santos Spanish Mr. McIntyre Voc. Ag This year as you’re walking around in the halls you have probably seen a few new faces. This year the new teachers in- clude: Mrs. Tonniges, Mr. Beck- er, Mrs. Clarke, and Mr. McIn- tyre. Mrs. Ortegren isnt new to any of us, but she is the new Principal. We would like to wel- come all of the teachers back. Our faculty is a very experi- enced group of people. Without the teachers the young people of America could not make the de- cisions to keep the country alive as they grow older. 7th grade English Mrs. Clarke Chorus Mr. Becker Band Mrs. Recknor Kindergarten Mrs. Karman ist grade Mrs. Vest 2nd grade Mrs. Wurst 3rd grade Mr. Cotter 4th grade Mrs. Carlson 5th grade Mr. Lind 6th grade Mrs. Schave Title I Mrs. Ekdahl Green thumb Aid Mrs. Sundberg Librarian Do ya think it’s right? Staff Secretaries: Susie Sundburg, Rhonda Schultze Bus Driver: Donna Werner Bus Driver: Alfred L.’Heureux Cooks: Sharon Johnson, Darlene Fowler, Irene Mundt Administration Superintendent: Keith McMann TO THE CLASS OF 1987! Congratulations! You have achieved one of life’s great miles- tones, graduation from high school. You are now embarking on that magical journey toward a career and will now come to light as you begin your career preparation. Those of you who have pre- pared wisely will find many doors open to you that can only be opened through education. For those that have not mastered the difficult feat of setting career goals, all is not lost, there is still time to strive to reach them and still time to change plans. It is not too late! Time is not to be wasted! Now is the time to make those deci- sions. Society is becoming so complex, knowledge is increasing so rapidly, only those who have built a solid educational foundation in high school will be able to keep abreast of the information deem- ed necessary in our society. Your high school years form the basis upon which your whole future is built. Keith McMann TO THE GRADUATING SENIORS: Congratulations on your graduation. Your gradua- tion day has been an important goal for most of your last four years in Polk High School. I hope you will continue to have many goals in your future. Aim for a goal, strive to meet it and enjoy the feeling of success with comple- tion of each goal. Carol Ortegren Principal: Carol Ortegren Front Row: Carol Stewart Sec., Dan Collet Treasurer, Tamara Merchant Member. Back Row: Dennis Stevens President, Charles Shenk Vice President, Dennis Hendricks Member. Kelly Adams Alan Anderson Shawn Bedient Twyla Carlson Joseph Harless Precious little memories of little things we’ve done, Make the very darkest day a bright and happy one, Tender little memories of some word or deed, Give us strength and courage when we are in need, Blessed little memories help us bear the cross And soften all the bitterness of failure and of loss, Priceless little memories are treasures without price And through the gateway of the heart they lead to paradise. Helen Steiner Rice Veronica Harless This page is sponsored by LONE TREE PRINTING Dv Jason Norquest Durwin Love Julie Johnson all _ Todd Van Housen Corey Sundberg Douglass Boardman Life As A Senior Kelly and Bill give a pep talk. Wake Up!! Shawn showing his skills. Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Class Get to class guys. Little drummer girl. Pres. Bill Ziegelbein, Sec. Julie Johnson, Vice Pres. Kelly Adams Whatcha doin’ Roni? Julie and Twyla combine their intelligence. Busy in shop class. Playing computer games. Juniors Jill Albin Chamane Anderson Carlene Brown Terry Carlstrom Tammy Coover Brad Dose Scott Feldt The class of 1988 has always been a high spirited class. Spirit is a part of school and the junior class helped keep it alive. Their main income was sell- ing magazines to family and friends in the surrounding com- munities so they could give the Leslie Geortzen seniors a prom they would re- Gail Klingsporn member. The junior class has been active and successful in football, volleyball, basketball, track, drama, and chorus. Sometimes they may be a little rowdy but they are always supportive of their friends at P.H.S. Even when they have gained new people like Lennis Ortegren, Scott Feldt, and Leslie Goertzen they welcomed them into their family. “We hope you enjoy your years at P.H.S. Tammy Coover Vice Pres., Sylvia Veit Pres., Cary Sandell Sec. Scott Nyberg Lennis Ortegren Gerry Sagehorn Cary Sandell Paul Van Housen Sylvia Veit 5d “Go For It, Jill” Sophomores The Sophomores are now in the middle of their high school careers and have pride in suc- cessfully completing their Freshman year. Purchasing a class ring was just one of the many things that the Sophomores participated in. Among other things sports, and the arts were enjoyed by the students along with homework. Kevin Ang Duane Baack Renne Bankson Holly Bedient Robin Cerny Julie Edwards Vice Pres. John McMann, Pres. Holly Bedient, Sec. Renee Bankson. It takes a lot of concentration for Karen to type. Terry Harless Kevin Love Kevin Lukas John McMann Julie looking festive. Craig Wall Lynnette Wimmer Karen Ziegelbein Put your shoes on John! Class ring time. Freshman This year the Freshman start- ed their High School years with thirteen. Even though they lost Rich Owens and Kelly Mariman, they gained Alisha Wilshusen and Kendra Meerkatz from the Immanual Lutheran School. Both girls like it better this year because there are more kids in their class. Some of the students feel that their Freshman year is harder than Jr. High because now they are on more of a set schedule. The class of 90 is an ex- citing and wild bunch. Also many of the Freshman partici- pate in school sports, drama, and 16 Chad Adams Wendy Blase Sarah Brown Eric Cole Steve Hendricks speech. The Freshman weren’t very busy in making money, but they kept the teachers busy. The class of 90 are looking forward to their next three years of High School. Pres. Sarah Brown, Vice Pres. Angela Sterns, Sec. Alisha Wilshusen Kendra Meerkatz Kevin Miller Mari Redman Angie Sterns Brenda Van Housen Dale Van Housen Alisha Wilshusen Tonya Wimmer Kerwyn seeking advice from Freshman John Bankson Lisa Carlson Tim Collett Greg Hoffman It is not easy to be an eighth grader. Being an eighth grader means that you are expected to act more mature than the sev- enth graders, yet you are not old enough to participate with the high school kids. They have been tremendously busy with their classes and sports after school. The eighth graders are looking forward to high school. Dani Redman Bill Stevens Kerwyn Stewart Ryan Sundburg Not Pictured Bradley Schave Angela Shenk Bud Stevens Tyson Veit Kevin Wall Craig Widga iley Anderson i Coover ie Ellison nnifer Hoffman Dennis Lukas Kenneth Lukas Stacy Nyberg Tracy Nyberg Justin Recknor The class of 92 known as the seventh graders, moved into Jr. High with much hope and ner- vousness. They are very busy with their studies and sports. The seventh graders are looking forward to their years in Jr. High. They are anxious to con- tinue their climb to the top and even more, a new beginning. — Elementary Melissa Broshears Carla Calvert Brad Carlson John Garrett Gabriel Hanquist Chad Hoffman Jeffery L'Heureux John Sundberg Lee Wolfe Jesse Bjerrum Adam Carlson Chad Garrett Jeremy Garrett Nicole Glasser Nathan Hanquist Shannon Hoffman Caryn Hudson Timothy Kennel Joshua Merchant Jennifer Sealey Amber Shenk Jessica Stevens Jill Rust Brad Brankson Melissa Ellison Benjamin Garrett Clinton Hoffman Sarah Johnson Aaron Mundt Shawn Sandell Melissa Stevens Michael Warnick Brooklyn Bjerrum Thomas Blase Brain Calvert Clayton Chesebro Matthew Collet Talia Glasser Brenda Hanquist Cameron Hudson Jeremy L’Heureux Courtney Stevens Brenda Stewart Jennifer Sunberg Jeffery Werth Nicole Johnson Amber Adams Kari Ang Tina Bankson Travis Brown Heather Calvert Aaron Chessmore Curtis Cole Benjamin Merchant Melnda Sealey Andrea Shenk Nolan Sundberg Mitch Hahn Scott Hoffman Sean Hoffman Jamie Recknor Denise Van Housen Tara Calvert Darold Carlstrom Jennifer Chesebro Brain Chessmore Brent Hanquist Steve Kennel Michele Kundquist Amy Mundt Holly Nyberg Shane Samuels Gen’e Stevens Laurie Stevens Alicia Stewart Sheri Sundberg Sponsored by: TOM STEVENS, JACQUES SEED DEALER, 765-7124 Activities a Activities at PHS are plenty- ful for instance we have drama, cheerleading, chorus, band, an- nual and a few other activities. PHS spirit can’t be beat because we put a high price on our cub pride. Cheerleaders Don’t embarrass me!! Top: Carlene Brown Middle: Sylvia Veit, Tammy Coover Bottom: Wendy Blase, Holly Bedient, Brenda Van Housen Back: Angie Shenk, Lisa Carlson, Teri Coover Front: Valerie El- lison “Just Desserts” Mr. Simms - Kelly Adams Arney Costello - Jason Norquest Delphen DeLago - Karen Ziegelbein Freida Costello - Roni Harless Theresa Morgan - Tammy Coover Viola Clairborn - Holly Bedient Max Clairborn - Bill Ziegelbein Maybelle Clairborn - Wendy Blase Stage Managers - Angie Sterns Chad Adams Day vege : FS hrs a wa Ate WPA ee: ep aire = MIVEIIAEE | AY Cub Country Staff Mrs. Lind, R. Harless, S. Veit, T. Carlson, T. Coover, S. Nyberg. Student Council Back Row: S. Hendricks, J. Norquest, C. Sundberg, C. Wall. Front Row: S. Veit, D. Lukas, R. Sundberg. NATIONAL Back Row: C. Sandell, C. Sundberg, K. Adams, J. McMann, J. Norquest, B. Ziegelbein. Second Row: T. Coover, K. Ziegelbein, R. Bankson, C. Brown, S. Veit. Front Row: H. Bedient, L. Wimmer. Annual Staff Top to bottom: Julie Edwards, Karen Ziegel- bein, Carlene Brown, Robin Cerney, Lynette Wimmer. The annual staff this year con- sisted of five girls and our new sponser, Mrs. Tonniges. The first semester was a busy time for the staff. We made layouts, sold annuals, and sold ads. We also had to take time out to de- cide on the theme and the art- work that would be used. During the second semester we finished the layouts, typed, and worked on putting the final touches on the annual. Students are named from left to right, back to front. M. Hutsell, L. Pritchett, K. Lenz, K. Van Bibber, L. Montgomery, C. Berck, Not Pictured, S. Nyberg, B. Beldin, J. Handquist, J. Penner, R. Peterson, A. Young, T. Nyberg, T. Rogers, K. Pritchett, M. Bengtson, B. Van Housen, W. Blase, H. Brown, R. Ortegren, J. Mersch, L. Ceder, V. Montgomery, J. Recknor, B. Stevens, K. Mc Hargue, D. Jacobsen, R. DaMoude, R. Collins, C. Ferguson, L. Anderson, D. Nissen, A. Cortum, S. Lampshire, S. De Mers, D. Vetter, S. Brown, J. Christiansen, L. Jones, J. Garrett, B. Jacobsen, B. Stevens, L. Shoup, A. Ceder, B. Bedient, K. Culver Not pictured: T. Carlson, A. Sterns, A. Vetter. The last Senior class of Polk High. Colors: Blue and Silver Theme: The Best of Times The excitement is beginning for the Juniors. K. Ziegelbein, K. Ang, J. McMann, H. Bedient, T. Harless, R. Bankson. Menu Pastor Tom Larson - Blessing Minute Steak C. Brown - Toast Mistress French Green Beans C. Sandell - Welcome Cole Slaw S. Veit - Class Prophecy Baked Potato B. Ziegelbein - Senior Thank Blueberry Fluff you A c ute couple. Mrs. Downs directing the decorating with the Juniors. Junior guys in decision. Sponsored by: HIWAY BARBER Sg SHOP Stromsburg, NE. Graduation Class of 1987 “What you conceive in your mind and what you believe in your heart is what you can achieve.” CLASS ROLL Kelly Gene Adams Alan Frederick Anderson Shawn Lynn Bedient Robert James Brazda Twyla Gwen Carlson Joseph Richard Harless Veronica Renee Harless Julie Ann Johnson Durwin John Love Jason Lewis Norquest Corey Lynn Sundberg Todd Wesly Van Housen William Leon Ziegelbein CLASS COLORS Royal Blue and Silver CLASS FLOWERS Blue Carnation | of A - ——— “ — aw f° ‘ _ ' — -s © p ee } we oe Corey Sundberg Salutatorian Bill Ziegelbein Valedictorian = Paul Van Housen, Tammy Coover Attendants “Finally” All-Activities Back: Amy Hanquist, attendant Jason Norquest, King Bill Ziegelbein, Queen Roni Harless, attendant Julie Johnson, Edd Coov- er. Front: Coronation attendants, Abbie Mundt, Andrew Carlson. AES SE TS Follow Your Dreams was the theme for the All-Activities Banquet held on May 9th at the Elementary school gym. The 8th grade students were the servers for the fun-filled dinner. Awards were given to the students for their achievements made from following their dreams. The climax of the evening was the crowning of the king and queen. Fol- lowing the banquet was a dance held by Knorr Enterprises. The bounty of colorful streamers, lavender, peach, light blue, and pink were flying all night long as the night was danced away. Mr. Ritta acknowledges Se- nior boys for their accom- plishments. Ready and waiting!?! Athletics === Athletics gives students the opportunity to work with others and to benefit from team efforts. Dedication, hard work and tal- ent are the three important in- gredients to the road to success. Sometimes success doesn’t rise over defeat just as in life we have to face a few losses. But, what’s a few losses against the winning cubs. 7 ollievhall ——_ Scoreboard L cuns_oss 0s Wg - + vYi % Varsity (3-9) s S| ci cuss_ ° -_cuss_ aa = ' : = Marquette Fairmont CRC Tournament Rising City Bradshaw Benedict ri ; ' wm we bd bo Varsity Back Row: Coach Boardman, S. Veit, R. Harless, T. Coover, J. Albin, J. Johnson, A. Wil- shusen, Coach Tonniges, Middle Row: S. Brown, B. Van Housen, H. Bedient, T. Wimmer, T. Carlson, K. Meerkatz, A. Sterns, Front Row: (s.m.) D. Redman, L. Carlson. Districts Rising City The Polk Varsity Volleyball club finished the season with a 3-9 record. The cubs showed spirit, determination, and en- thusiasm throughout the year. Two girls were recognized for their outstanding talent, Roni Harless for All area team and Tammy Coover 2nd All area team and Honorable Mention in All Conference. The Lady Cubs were young but showed courage and liveli- ness. They have the right to be proud of their efforts. v noe?’ aks is in he Good spike Tammy! Scoreboard 4 JV (4-7) McCool Giltner Rising: City) ..ctisccsenseesans y Mar QUGtE: ...6s2.- essecreec0-- ; NE... Christian ... ccsescese ; Fairmont Bradshaw Benedict StromsbUre ...c:s.scees-rse, Hampton Oo tw tb f=) NOnNrNONN Fe JV Back Row: Coach Tonniges, C. Anderson, A. Wilshusen, K. Ziegelbein, R. Bankson, K. Meerkatz, J. Edwards, M. Redman, B. Van Housen, Front Row: W. Blase, A. Sterns, T. Wimmer, L. Wimmer, S. Brown, H. Bedient. This page is sponsored by REDMAN WELL SERVICE in Polk. The 1986 Football Season was filled with many exciting and memorable moments, for both the team and fans. Each Season, dreams and goals are set in hope of playing in the State Champi- onship Game, for Polk, this dream came one game short, as the Cubs reached the Semi-fi- nals Undefeated and rated 1 in the State, before being turned away by Sidney St. Pats, the eventual State Champions. Paul Van Housen also set a State Record in Rushing for a Single Season by an Underclass- men. Paul was runner-up for the State Rushing title, and made the State 1000 yard Rushing Club. Many hours of hard work and commitment to become a com- petitive and respected Football Team has paid off. The Coach- aca Fk ee | | ee ES ing Staff and the Team would like to thank all the loyal fans for their support throughout the year. POST SEASON HONORS Undefeated Regular 9-0 District Champions CRC Champions Final State Standings: 3rd Associated Press 4th Omaha World Herald State Playoffs Scoreboard VARSITY FOOTBALL (11-1) PHS 40 McCool 21 Giltner Rising City Marquette Fairmont Bradshaw Benedict Hampton .... Beeternncecue 2 OPPONENT PLAY-OFFS Hampton Lawrence Sidney St. Pats .. Getting fired up for the L awrence game. This page is sponsored by ADVENTU LAND VIDEO in Aurora. RE- P i A 4 Back Row: Coach Wockenfuss, G. Sagehorn, A. Anderson, B. Ziegelbein, C. Adams, P. Van Housen, D. Garret, N. Tyler, T. Carlstrom, S. Hendricks, J. Norquest, S. Nyberg, Coach Malleck, Middle Row: C. Sundberg, J. McMann, C. Wall, K. Holtorf, C. Sandell, J. Harless, D. Van Housen, B. Dose, K. Adams, K. Ang, T. Van Housen, Front Row: S. Feldt (sm), R. Brazda, S. Bedient, E. Cole, B. Baack, L. Shoup, T. Harless G. Klingsporn, S. Kenne l (sm). NOT PICTURED: L. Ortegren Scoreboard RESERVE FOOTBALL (4-0) PHS OPPONENT 32 Giltner 8 Hampton = 0 NE Christian ...... 20 Bradshaw irls Basketball] (—— The Lady Cubs had to over- come many obstacles during the past season, like sickness and in- juries, but overall they had a good season. The young team will be outstanding in the com- ing seasons due to the experi- ence that they acquired over the year. The Junior Varsity enjoyed a 3-2 season and a third place tro- phy at Shelby’s tournament with seven players. Tammy Coover making another two points. Scoreboard VARSITY (5-12) PHS OPPONEN 32 Shelby satan 22 Osceola ... 35 Exeter 25 Stromsburg 43 Rising City S38) Clarks c..s..:cs0 41 Marquette 40 Hampton 36 Hordville 35 Giltner .... 18 McCool CRC Tournament 83) Hampton c-c ii.cecc-c.snever 28 44 Exeter 15 Fairmont 39 Benedict .... Back row: Coach Tonniges, S. Veit, K. Ziegelbein, T. Coover, A. Wilshusen, K. Meer- 41 Bradshaw : katz. Coach Boardman: Front row: B. VanHousen, T. Wimmer, A. Sterns, M. Redman, Districts . H. Bedient. 33 Hordville Scoreboard 12 Exeter 24 Stromsburg 46 Ne. Christian ............. 32 Tournament 21 Stromsburg 21 David City Kendra Meerkatz fights for two. C———! hove Basketball The 1986-87 boys basketball team had a successful campaign of 14 and 4. We played a tough schedule of C-2, D-1, and D-2 teams. Only 6 of our games were against opponents with losing records and 9 games were against top ten rated teams. As a team our expectations and goals were high. We had vis- ions of qualifying for the state tournament and getting a chance to play Clearwater. This was not meant to be as we came up four seconds short in the dis- trict final game. Back: Coach Ritta, J. Norquest, P. VanHousen, G. Sagehorn, B. Ziegelbein, N. Tyler, and Coach Ratzlaff; Middle: D. Baach, K. Lucas, G. Klingsporn, D. VanHousen, T Harless, and J. Harless; Front: D. Garrett, S. Nyberg, S. DeMeres, T. Carlstrom, J. McMann, S. Handricks, C. Adams, K. Miller, Not pictured: B. Dose. Scoreboard VARSITY (14-4) PHS OPPONENT BOMSOL DY. cccpraccacecsccceneclene 34 44 Osceola 66 Raising City 57 Exeter CL0)LG) Een Fe 15 84 Marquette 42 Hampton f 515) 14 Leto to) I woe eee ee 54 68 Giltner CRC Tournament GOCE KEECT .,.....ccecsceees By 5y | SOR ampton) .i.....20.5.0.0. 56 60 McCool 72 Fairmont ... 61 Benedict OT BraAGSHAW. .sicssteccseceious, 50 66 Stromsburg ................ 58 Districts 71 Rising City : AS MCCOOl | ..s.cexssseteacvee 51 The season proved to be an ex- cellent learning experience. We learned the value of team effort and commitment. That basket- ball relies on people working to- gether for the same common goals. Finally, even though our goals were not totally reached, it sure is FUN trying. I would li ke to give a special tribute to the five seniors: Bill Ziegelbein, Alan Anderson, Jas- on Norquest, Joseph Harless, and Dennis Garrett. These five worked exceptionally hard to keep the team together. The suc- cess of the season was because of their dedication and _ effort. Thanks seniors for all you have done for Polk basketball and the community of Polk. You have been a real class act. Scoreboard IN Add =1) PHS OPPONENT 56 Rising City 48 67 58 Benedict i GG BTAGSHAW. cicsesesecesocceass : 47 Hampton 65 Central City 56 Giltner 51 Neb. Christian .......... y 63 Pairmont: .. ccocc-.docceks i 48 Stromsburg Tournament 42 Stromsburg ............ : 35 Shelby Boys Track Bradshaw Invite Clarks Invite Polk Invite Palmer Invite Hampton Invite Districts Back: K. Lucas, J. McMann, N. Tyler, T. Carlstrom, A. Anderson, L. Oregren, B. Dose, G. Sagehorn, D. Garrett, B. Ziegelbein, P. VanHousen, and K. Adams Front: D. Baack, T. Harless, K. Ang, C. Adams, E. Cole, J. Harless, S. Bedient, S. Hendricks, K. Miller, D. VanHousen, and J. Norquest Not pictured: S. Feldt Twenty-five boys competed on the Polk track team this spring, with nine of them quali- fying for the state track meet. The boys were able to win all eight track meets they were in by over a 50 point margin. I felt that the boys gave a very good effort, and proved that track can be a team sport. Ten girls competed on the Polk track team this spring, with four of them qualifying for the state track meet. The girls were able to win two track meets, and finish very well in all their track meets. Nine of the ten track members are underclassmen and will be back to compete next spring. Back: H. Bedient, B. VanHousen, S. Brown, T. Coover, R. Harless, and S. Veit Front: W. Blase, K. Meerkatz, A. Wilshusen, and M. Redman Scoreboard Girls Track Bradshaw Invite ........... 3rd Clarks Invite 5th Polk Invite 3rd Palmer Invite Ist Exeter Invite ayes | 4th Hampton Ist DISEEICES! 4 .ccctescrascecosessenes 3rd A close call [1 Jr. Hien: Sports Css Football Back row: Coach Nissen, B. Stevens, R. Sundberg, B. Schave, K. Stewart, G. Hoffman Third row: Coach Ritta, T. Nyberg, D. Lukas, J. Recknor, A. Cedar Second row: Coach Ratzlaff, K. Lukas, K. Wall, B. Stevens, R. Collins, T. Veit First row: D. Boyce, B. An- derson, R. Demoude, J. Hanquist, C. Burcke Back row: A. Cortum, M. Bankson, R. Wilshusen Middle row: Coach Wolfe, J. Hoff- man, L. Carlson Front row: V. Ellison, T. Coover, A. Shenk, Not Pictured: D. Redman Volleyball Back row: B. Stevens, R. Sundberg, C. Widga, T. Nyberg, B. Schave, G. Hoffman, S. Nyberg Middle row: Coach Wockenfuss, K. Stewart, J. Bankson, J. Recknor, K. Wall, B. Anderson, T. Veit Front row: R. Demoude, T. Collett, J. Hanquist, K. Lukas, A. Cedar, D. Lukas, B. Stevens Basketball sprees as ae Y Ruy a 3 ta.S3 FOOTBALL Bill Ziegelbein Paul Van Housen Scott Nyberg Alan Anderson Robert Brazda Kelly Adams Corey Sundberg Gerry Sagehorn Brad Dose Special Honors ALL-CONFERENCE ALL-AREA Ist team LB G Ist team LB C Ist team HB Ist team HB Ist team G Ist team G 2nd team E Ist team E DL Honorable G lst team DB Ist team DB Ist team DT ist team DL Honorable DE Honorable D ALL-STATE Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Bill Ziegelbein: Selected to play in Shrine Bowl Eight Man game, also, selected as Defensive Player of the Year for Class D-2. Paul Van Housen: Finished second in state rushing, and set state record for most yards in a single season by a underclassmen. SPEECH Carol Ratzlaff, coach Wendy Blase Holly Bedient Sylvia Veit Roni Harless Tammy Coover Renee Bankson Julie Johnson Karen Ziegelbein VOLLEYBALL Tammy Coover:Honorable Mention All Conference and Second Team All-Area. Roni Harless:First Team All-Area CRC RATINGS 2 Superiors Superior Excellent Superior Excellent Superior Excellent Excellent Superior Superior 2 Superiors CRC HONOR BAND Holly Bedient DISTRICTS 2 Excellents 2 Excellents Superior Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent Superior Excellent BASKETBALL Alan Anderson: 2nd team All-Conference 2nd team All-Area Honorable Mention All-State Summer All-Star Game Gerry Sagehorn: Honorable Mention All-Conference Honorable Mention All-Area Bill Ziegelbein: 1st team All-Conference Ist team All-Area Ist team All-State Summer All-State Game AP All State Class D Don Ritta: Coach of the Summer All-Star Game BASKETBALL Tammy Coover: Honorable Mention All-Conference STATE VOC-AG Cary Sandell: Welding Todd Van Housen: Ag. Mechanics Robert Brazda: Ag. Mechanics Brad Dose: Beef Management Gail Klingsporn: Ag. Mechanics Paul Van Housen: Ag. Mechanics Corey Sundberg: Land Judging STATE TRACK Joseph Harless: 1600 M John McMann: 100 M, 200 M, 400 M relay Lennis Ortegren: 100 M, 400 M relay Paul Van Housen: 200 M, 400 M, 400 M relay, 1600 M relay Scott Nyberg: shotput Alan Anderson: 110 M High Hurdles Brad Dose: 400 M relay, 1600 M relay Terry Carlstrom: 1600 M relay Dale Van Housen: 1600 M relay Sylvia Veit: 3200 M, 1600 M, 800 M, 3200 M relay Tammy Coover: 3200 M relay Holly Bedient: 3200 M relay Mari Redman: 3200 M relay POLK Margaret Baack Cake Decorating 765-6601 Cozy Cafe Ron and Suzy Meerkatz Polk Light and Water and Village of Polk KN Energy Main Street 765-2441 OSCEOLA Wes Jones Address Wholesaler Lynks Hybrid 764-3217 Tonniges Chevrolet 414 Nebraska Street 747-4461 Osceola Dry Cleaners 747-5531 HORDVILLE Kortum’s Cave Cafe Tavern Cox Livestock Grain Hauling Gels Market Groceries, Meals, Dry Goods, Hardware, Frozen Foods, Lockers STROMSBURG Town and Country Boosters Family Clothing Gissler Auto Supply 213 E. 4th 764-3531 764-3831 Bower's Repair 764-2082 Tom’s Automotive 1016 E. 9th 764-8147 Olson’s Standard Service Overland Ready Mix Sand and Gravel 22 Main Street 764-237 Christensen Drug 764-4461 The Headlight Bill and Jan Thompson Goldenrod Insurance Agency 764-2291 State Farm Insurance Kurth Deland 764-3791 Flowers by Irene 408 Commercial 764-2321 Michael Ulffers D.D.S. 305 E. 4th 764-5265 Perry Noyd Refrigeration Repairs 764-5265 STROMSBURG Tewell’s Gun Shop 764-4250 Arloa’s 117 E. 4th 764-3331 Midwest Covenant Home 764-2711 YORK Sears Roebuck Co. We Ship U.P.S 362-5502 Schulz Floor Service Complete Floor Covering 116 East 5th St. Otoupal Insurance Insurance is our only Business Gary Otoupal Merritt Otoupal Ron Jerry’s, Inc. Plumbing Heating Adventure Land Video 106 West 4th 362-3966 American Legion Club 22 West 5th St. 362-5249 Patty’s Hallmark Shop 607 Lincoln Ave. 362-5322 Boosters YORK AURORA Golden Rule True Value KKBB FM 103 522 Grant Ave. Big Bands and Ballads 362-4421 694-4422 Redman’s Shoes Cliff's Studio Inc. 107 E. 6th Box 309 362-4616 694-2850 The King’s Court First Securities Co. 622 Lincoln Ave. 1220 L. Street Abbott Studio Aurora Floral 207 E. 6th St. 1211 M. Street 362-6584 694-3400 Harold Rosenau 612 Grant 362-3319 AURORA : CENTRAL CITY Dolan’s Clothing and Footware 694-4060 Justice Pharmacy Prescriptions 1112 13th Street Phone (308) 946-2501 Wilson Sports 1219 M. Street 694-5615 Dick Sealy Golden Harvest Dealer Golde Harves R.R. 1 Polk, NE 68654 CENTRAL CITY Loew’s TV (308) 946-2908 Bills Volume Sales Inc. E. HWY. (308) 946-3068 Central Pharmacy Your Full Service Pharmacy (308) 946-3809 Gene Ocborn D.D.S. Headquarters Hair Center (308) 946-2929 The D.J. Shop Flowers of Distinction (308) 946-2111 Central Band FDIC Central City Mall 1414 16th St. Solt Funeral Homes Central City and Polk (308) 946-2612 Central Cleaners 1416 16th St. (308) 946-1230 Independent Club CLARKS Caley Agency Luana’s 548-2519 CITIZENS STATE BANK ave CITIZENS STATE BANK Polk, Nebraska Phone: 402 765-2191 Member FDIC Complete Insurance The bank large enough to serve you and small enough to know you. a , e Don Stewart, Bev Van Housen, Janice Bankson, Jean Harless, Bev Coover, Melody Hoffman, Dennis Johnson, Sam Baird. Each depositor insured to 20,000 A FULL SERVICE BANK Funk’s Seed Carl Brown, Dealer 7171.11. Corn Sorghum Soybeans Forages 765-7211 COACH’S CORNER Christmas Parties Wedding Rehearsals Suppers Meetings Catering Wedding Birthday STEAKHOUSE fa Orders to go AND Open 8 days a week LOUNGE Noon Evening Specials Tuesday: Pizza Buffet Wednesday: Bar-B-Q Ribs Saturday: Prime Rib Sunday: Chicken Beer Garden For reservations call (402) 765-6501 bal R ROGRE ESS. stent iB BEhiee ——- 765-2141 Polk, NE RON’S MARKET AND MEAT PROCESSING Custom Slaughtering Processing, Sides 235 N. Main Street Cutting, Wrapping Quarter Loins 765-3441 Freezing, Smoking Curing 57 Polk Oil And Supply Tank Wagon and Filling Station Custom Service Exhaust Pipe Bending Computer Wheel Balancing Complete Engine Overhauling Front End Alignments Phone: 765-3451 PHONE 694-2138 ERVIN EVELYN BAMESBERGER 1102 13TH STREET AURORA, NEBRASKA 68818 402-694-3002 The Celer Spet Paint, Wall paper, Sundries, Custom Picture Framing HARLESS OIL CO. Fuels, Oils, Fertilizers Chemicals, LP Gas Polk, NE. Dick Harless Polk Co. Equipment Inc. P.O. Box 278 Osceola, Nebraska 68651 Phone: (402) 747-2051 Polk Machine and Supply J. P. Chesebro 765-2291 WELLS got more! a Registered Holsteins Grade A Milk Producer Clarks, NE. BAXTER’S AG-LAND EQUIP., INC. P.O. BOX 119 WEST HIGHWAY 30 CENTRAL CITY, NE 68826 JOHN DEERE CENTRAL CITY VETERINARY CLINIC C. R. Johnson D.V.M. L. L. Dearking D.V.M. (308) 946-3028 (402) 765-3011 1-800-247-0217 South Hwy. 14 Central City, Nebraska 68826 Anderson Seed and Supply ings, feed tanks, fans, and i Pv irr. pipe, Stauffer farm seeds, fertilizer and chemicals. Leonard Anderson Polk, Ne. 765-7289 NEBR ASK Aland L— Glass The Auto Glass....Pro’s Total Free 800-742-7420 STATEWIDE Free Mobile Service e PLATE GLASS e@ STOREFRONTS INVENTORY EMERGENCY GLASS REPLACEMENT COMMERCIAL GLAZING 414 Lincoln York, NE Pioneer Brand-Products Right down the road. ( ), PIONEER. BRAND PROOUCTS ; | Pioneer® Brand Pai: e seed corn sorghum ° wheat ¢ silage inoculant soybeans ¢ alfalfa And then there’s your Pioneer salesman, too. He’s someone you know, like and trust. And because he lives right down the road from you, everything Pioneer of- fers is right down the road too! Donald Ostberg 59 FIRST STATE BANK HORDVILLE MEMBER F.D.I.C. LOANS AND INSURANCE Phone: 757-3231 for COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE Box 220 Motor Mounts Pulleys-Belts Underground Pipes Gated Pipe Electric Pump Pump Panels Submersible Pumps Trenching Clarks, NE 68628 Phone: (308) 548-2248 and 548-2343 Weidner Chevrolet West Highway 30 Central City, Nebr. 68626 ae The Dealer Who Deals Bus. Phone (308) 946-3061 Bus. Phone (308) 384-1855 United Co-op Elevator of POLK and HAMPTON WEITL’S HOME CENTER =—=,_—___ WEITL'S 14 F | Home CENTER =x 121 E. 6th St. York. NE 362-3933 Furniture-Magic Chef Appliances-Lamps- Everyday Low Prices-Great Value “Come on in and feel at home” WALSWORTH PUBLISHING COMPANY MARCELINE. MISSOURI, UB A CUB STAFF Editor Robin Cerny Secretary Carlene Brown .. Karen Ziegelbein Julie Edwards Lynette Wimmer Advisor Mrs. TammieTonniges Principal Mrs. Ortegren Superintendent Mr. McMann t ital ee” es